Clarify means of " Religious- Political Men in article 115 of the basic law by emphasizing on Alavi's Sira

According to article 115 of the constitution, some characteristics have been provided for the president and the term "rejal e mazhabi va siyasi" (respected religious and political figures/men) is one of its preconditions. Given the constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran on Islamic principles, what religious bases are there for this characteristic? Since the Islamic state after the Prophet (PUBH) once again revived during the five-year reign of Amir al-Momenin, the modeling of the Prophet's Sira'ah can serve as an accurate basis for the sacred system of the Islamic Republic. This article seeks to ascertain whether it is possible to trace the character of the religious-political officer in the Sira'ah by examining the practical nature of the Amir al-Momenin in the selection of government administrators. The answer to this question is that although the term of the presidency is not available in Nahj al-Balagha and its related texts since it is also a government office, its criteria can be found in the Imam's statements about the selection of government administrators. The findings of the present through investigating the Alawite Sira'ah revealed the fact that in the religious texts, especially the Alawite teachings, clearly there are criteria for the appointment of government administrators, including "good reputation". That is why all the officials in the Alawite government had a "good reputation" in various fields. This research has been conducted in a descriptive-analytical method using Amir al-Momenin's Nahj al-Balagha, Sira'ah books, and their translations.